Walkout Drives Workers Back to Old Posts
Labor unrest ends as workers resume duties at former posts after leaders refuse new positions. Officials cite stability and prior contracts while unions assess next steps in ongoing payroll disputes.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1934
Page
1
Textile strike ends as union claims victory in settlement
Labor leaders hail a milestone settlement with the Winant mediation board endorsed by President Roosevelt. A three member board will handle recognition and bargaining disputes while a wage and hours study backs any changes. Owners say gains are limited to a paid three week vacation. A new death toll rises to fourteen from Woonsocket violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winant Presidential Mediation Board
Roosevelt
New Board
Labor Department
Federal Trade Commission
NRA
Leo Roulette
Woonsocket
Rhode Island
Fair Officials Move To Settle Debts At Tri-State Fair
Fair officials asked all creditors to present their bills at the fair office on the fairgrounds yesterday. The Tri-State Fair association aims to promptly pay all indebtedness to balance its books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgrounds
Fair Association
Wellington Boy Killed by Stray Bullet Accident
Dennis Smith seven year old son of A B and Mrs A B Smith of Wellington was killed by a stray bullet from a hunter's gun while playing in a ravine two miles north of Wellington. Investigators found the shooting accidental and said no charges will be filed as the hunter was at least 100 yards away. The body rests at Ellis Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Dennis Smith
A. B. Smith
Dennis
Smeall
Smith
Collingsworth County
Collingsworth
Ellis Funeral Home
Showers Forecast Across Area With Snow in Four States
Weather bulletin notes showers in Panhandle towns including Amarillo Tucumcari and Plainview with clouds and colder conditions today and Tuesday. A separate report from San Francisco details an early season storm bringing snow to Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and California with 12 inch snow at Prospect Peak and snow at Donner Summit and Lake Tahoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Channing
Hartley
Amarillo
Tucumceari
Plainview
Tuscosa
Dalhart
Hereford
Friona
Amarilo
Tucumcari
West Texas
San Francisco
Canada
California
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Prospect Peak
Lassen National Park
Donney Summit
Lake Tahoe
San Diego
Husband Held in Death Case at Westwood Bridge
State Detective Michael Fleming said Clifford Spokesfield 28 was held on a murder charge in the death of his wife Marie 26 whose headless body was found on the front of a locomotive at Back Bay Station Boston The couple had been near Green Lodge bridge where authorities say she fell or jumped Spokesfield claimed he stopped to dry wet coils in a car during a rain and heard her scream before seeing her fall The report notes the case continued on another page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westwood
Mass
Michael Fleming
Clifford Spokesfield
Marie
Back Bay
Boston
Washington
Spokesfield
Greenlodge Bridge
Miss Ruby Britain to Face Murder Trial in Seymour
Seymour Texas reports Ruby Britain, 40, will stand trial for murder tomorrow after Horace E. Nichols, 39, Seymour businessman, was fatally shot while seated in his car with Willie Mae Couth, 19, of Portales New Mexico, on the night of August 15 near Seymour.
Roosevelt Eyes NRA Path With Swope In New York Visit
President Roosevelt plans a conference with Gerard Swope of General Electric to discuss the Industrial Recovery Program. Reports say Gen Hugh S Johnson may be reassigned as the NRA reshapes its leadership. The president's activities included church service and a motor tour as construction on the new office continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
NRA Advisory Council
Gen
Hughs. Johnson
Johnson
Gen. Johnson
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
Swope
NRA
Episcopal Church
Vestry Board
White House
Donald Richberg
Huey Irked As Firemen Answer Call
Huey Long stirs Marksville during a stumping tour for Lieut. Gov. John Bennett Fourney as a seven blast fire alarm interrupts his speech. The Marksville volunteer fire department responds quickly to the courthouse square blaze on today’s event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huey
Marksville
Huey Long
Louisiana
John B. Fourney
The
State Supreme Court
Courthouse Square
Death claims Cullum Motor bookkeeper Grady Browder
Grady D. Browder 25 a bookkeeper and office manager at Cullum Motor Company died after illness in Wichita Falls. He vanished from Amarillo en route to his in laws then fell ill and died in Wichita Falls General Hospital. Funeral set for 4 PM Tuesday at N S Griggs and Sons chapel with Rev J T McClure officiating. He is survived by his widow, parents, a brother and two sisters. Browder had worked for Cullum for years and was a member of the ABC Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady D. Browder
Cullum Motor Company
Wichita Falls
Browder
Wichita General Hospital
Motor Company
R. H. Browder
Amarillo
Dwight L. Browder
Aubrey Peddy
Grover
Luella Browder
Cullum Company
ABC Club
Famous Fli er and Wife Land at Winslow Port
A famous flyer and his wife arrive at Winslow Port after secrecy shrouds their Los Angeles departure. The couple depart for an undisclosed eastward trip amid public curiosity and media interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow Port
Los Angeles
Trip
Lindberghs Resume Westward Flight to Aid Grand Jury
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh landed at Winslow Arizona after leaving Saugus California heading to New York to aid a grand jury investigating the Hauptmann kidnap case. They planned to spend the night in Winslow before continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Ariz
Charles A. Lindbergh
Los Angeles
New York
Grand
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergs
Saugus
Calif
Balloons Race Starts 22nd Gordon Bennett Cup at Warsaw
Twenty balloons rise from Mokopow Airfield for the Gordon Bennett cup race. French pilot George Sure and Mme Collette Weber lead, with entries from Poland United States Spain and others. The Polish Torun escapes destroyed basket. Spain may join after French objections. Nations include Germany Belgium United States France Italy Poland Switzerland and Czechoslovakia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Mokopow
Helsingfors
Leningrad
George Sure
Sure
Mme
Collette Weber
United States Navy
Lieut. C. H. Kendall
H. T. Orville
Buffalo Courier Express
George Hineman
Milfard F. Vanik
Lorraine
Torun
Polonia
Ravaine
Jablonna Works
Germany
Belgium
United States
France
Italy
Poland
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
Navy planes race to save Haitian girl in pneumonia case
Two U S Navy aircraft diverted from war games to fly 100 miles from the Saratoga carrier in the Caribbean Sea to Port au Prince. They delivered serum to the daughter of Haitian engineer Charles Fequire, aiding a 13 year old girl with pneumonia. Lieutenant R W Ruble led the mission, the trip taking forty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
United States Navy
Caribbean Sea
Saratoga
Bay of Gonaives
Charles Fequire
R. W. Ruble
Amarillo Barber John J. Ash Faces Murder Trial
John J. Ash, an Amarillo barber, goes on trial in 47th District Court on murder charges linked to the July killing of Frank Newton Lanning. A special venire of 75 was summoned to augment the regular panel of 48 as the case centers on a quarrel in which Lanning and Ash allegedly participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Ash
Amarillo
47Th District Court
Frank Newton Lanning
Exconvict
Lanning
Ash
Potter County
Tornado Strikes La Paz California Damages Homes
A tornado swept across lower California damaging several houses in La Paz reports from the city said last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
D. F
California
la Paz
Police Chiefs Back Lindbergh Kidnapping Case Break
Three heads of major anti crime agencies Col Norman Schwartzkopf J Edgar Hoover and John F O Ryan are credited with the New York arrests that may clear up the Lindbergh kidnapping Mrs Anne Lindbergh is photographed with Col A Lindbergh in Los Angeles after the sensational breakthrough in the hunt for the kidnappers of their baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Col. H. Norman Schwartzkopf
New Jersey
J. Edgar Hoover
Division of Investigation
Department of Justice
John F. O’ryan
City of
Charles A
Anne Lindbergh
Los Angeles
Woodward
Okla
Allred Seeks Peace as Speaker’s Race Opens
Austin reports Governor nominee James V. Allred hopes for a cooperative legislature when the new session begins in January. While he avoids leading the speaker race, back home letters pour in supporting Rep. J. B. Ford of Mc Lennan County for speaker, though officials attribute the effort to others rather than Allred personally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
James V. Allred
J. B. Ford
McLennan County
Allred
Blood clues sharpen pressure on Hauptmann in Lindbergh case
Bronx officials refine circumstantial evidence for grand jury as Col and Mrs Lindbergh may testify. Bloodstained ransom notes suggest a fight over loot. A mystery man is being sought by federal authorities as the investigation intensifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Foley
Bronx
Lindbergh
Vict
John
J. ¥. Condon
Washington
Justice Department
Wales Mine Blast Claims 260 Lives at Gresford Colliery
In Wrexham Wales officials confirm 260 miners dead after a explosion and ensuing fire at the Gresford colliery. Rescue efforts halted as new blasts endanger workers. shaft sealed. fifteen bodies recovered yesterday with no further discoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrexham
Wales
Gresford
Alleged swindlers held Seattle
Harry Kress a 42 year old broker and Harry Fisher 39 a salesman were arrested by W K Bowling agent of the U S Bureau of Investigation and held in the city jail as fugitives. Kress is wanted in El Paso Texas on an embezzlement charge and Fisher is wanted in Los Angeles in connection with an alleged bucket shop swindle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Harry Kress
Harry Fisher
W. K. Bowling
U. S. Bureau of Investigation
Kress
el Paso
Tex
Fisher
Los Angeles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Name Bargain Board
United Textile Workers
Hunter
Northwest States
Baruch
Hauptmann
Colonel Lindbergh
Grand Jury
Clarence Robey
Clover Field
Santa Monica
Will Rovers
Lindberghs
Robey
Lindy
Alrlines
George Ravine
Jablona Works
R. de Guy
U.S. Navy
Barber
America
Mrs
Schwartzkopf
O'Ryan
Charles Augustus Jr
Luson
Col. Lindbergh
Pacific
Carpenter
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